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 The Skiffle Sessions: Live In Belfast - Van Morrison
 The Skiffle Sessions: Live In Belfast - Van Morrison ... at Venture / Disc #1 Tracklisting1 It Takes A Worried Man 2 Lost John 3 Goin' Home 4 Good Morning Blues 5 Outskirts of Town 6 Don't You Rock Me Daddio 7 Alabamy Bound 8 Midnight Special 9 Dead or Alive 10 Frankie and Johnny 11 Goodnight Irene 12 Railroad Bill 13 Muleskinner Blues 14 The Ballad of Jesse James 15 I Wanna Go Home 16 Muleskinner Blues 17 Ballad Of Jesse James 18 I Wanna Go Home Newest Review: ... us to another gently rocking piece from the Southern States of America, way down yonder! Lonnie then joins in.....take me to ... more ... New Orleans, take me to that land of dreams, going home yeah yeah yeah! Once again, Van and Lonnie's voices blend, and compliment one another a treat. The middle eight is a delicious blues piano solo which is almost boogie-woogie, almost rock & roll, played by the infamous Dr John. We then have a very bluesy trombone solo (played by Chris Barber), before Van returns with the vocals, joined by Lonnie. The whole thing ends on a one note finale, with a drum roll.
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The Skiffle Sessions: Live In Belfast - Van Morrison: This gently rocks! (2642 words)
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SINGERS & INSTRUMENTALISTS: Van Morrison, Lonnie Donegan, Chris Barber, Nick Payne, Paul Henry, Big Jim Sullivan, Nicky Scott, Alan 'Sticky' Wicket, Chris Hunt, Dr John INSTRUMENTS PLAYED: Acoustic guitar, double bass, trombone, harmonica, saxophone, electric bass, percussion, drums, washboard, piano ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Van Morrison's collaboration with Lonnie Donegan and Chris Barber happened in 1998 with a live concert held in Belfast, and the album of the concert was released 1999. This was a one-off 'feel good factor' album which Van released in the middle of a stream ... Read the complete review
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